congregate

美音：['kɒŋgrɪgeɪt] 英音：['kɒŋgrɪgeɪt]

简单释义：

v.集合；会和

adj.聚集的；集聚的；集体的

网络鳞集；集合在一起的

变形：

第三人称单数：congregates 现在分词：congregating 过去分词：congregated

完整释义：

1.(使)聚集,集合;会和

adj.

1.聚集的;集团的,集聚的
2.集体的

例句：

Through this parable, Jesus teaches us that there will be Christians and non-Christians that will congregate together until Judgment Day.
耶稣通过这个比喻教导我们直到审判日那天基督徒和非基督徒将聚集在一起。
Humans along the shorelines where we congregate have often viewed the Walrus species with interest.
人们经常在我们聚集的海岸线上，饶有兴致地观察我们。
If you are on safari you can usually see more animals during the dry season as they congregate around the waterholes.
在肯尼亚干旱季节你会经常看到很多动物聚集在泉眼附近。
Because stars congregate at a galaxy's centre, the metallicity in most nearby spirals is greatest there and drops toward the edge.
因为恒星聚集在星系的中心，其附近的金属丰度最高并沿边缘方向逐渐降低。
Tens of thousands of whiskered terns congregate in mid-air. On the direction of their leader, the flock dives from a great height at speed.
上万只的黑腹燕鸥，在天空集结，领袖一声令下，黑腹燕鸥群由高空高速向下俯冲。
The new town is simply another dusty Chinese city, the old town is where backpackers congregate and the increasingly ubiquitous tour passes.
新城只不过是另外一个尘土飞扬的中国小城，而古城里则聚集了各种背包旅行的人，游客团随处可见，且日益增多。
The tendency of humans to congregate and look to stronger individuals or a deity to help them is universal in all cultures.
在我们的文化中，人类普遍渴望互相聚集，渴望英雄或神的救助。
if schooling fish start to behave erratically or start to congregate in unusually large numbers , leave the water.
假如鱼群开始表现不寻常，或异常大量鱼群开始聚集，便应离开水面。

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